Once the deed is done, the room erupts in chaos, although they have all seen, they all know. The leader of the vampires is dead. There is a new leader in charge, and he has taken the city for his own. While Jean-Claude is normally a peaceable vampire, he has made his point quite clear. He will not suffer those who have an issue with the change in regime to live. If they cannot accept him as their new leader, then he cannot allow them to remain in the city. They can try and escape, but they will be found. They will be caught. They will be brought to justice. He will make certain of it.

The vampires in the dance hall have their orders. As do the allies positioned outside of the doors. No one is to escape. No traitor is to be trusted. Jean-Claude has few rules, few demands, but these are his orders and they will be obeyed.